Catalogue of the forty-sixth public sale : collections of coins, paper money, private and United States gold ... [12/16/1910]

CATALOGUE OF THE

FORTY- SIXTH
PUBLIC SALE

COLLECTIONS OF COINS, PAPER MONEY, PRI-
VATE AND UNITED STATES GOLD, U. S.
SILVER AND COPPER COINS,
COLONIAL PIECES, ETC.

INCLUDING :

FINE AND RARE U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY PATTERNS.

25c FESSENDEN NOTE WITH SOLID BRONZE DISKS. FINE COL-
LECTION OF QUARTER EAGLES. THREE DOLLARS, INCLUD-
ING CHOICE DAHLONEGA MINT PIECE OF 1854; A NEARLY
COMPLETE LINE OF GOLD DOLLARS; FOUR BECHTLER HALF
EAGLES; CHOICE MASSACHUSETTS OAK AND PINE TREE
MONEY. ETC.; U. S. CENTS, RARE CIVIL WAR CENTS. U. S.
MINOR COINS. FOREIGN COINS, FINE U. S. SILVER, ETC..
MORE THAN 100 LOTS.

An Important Sale to be held, without reserve, at the Elder
Auction Rooms, 32 East Twenty-Third Street, New York
City, on Friday, December 16th, 1910, at 1.30
o’clock in the afternoon.

Daniel R. Kennedy
Auctioneer

The Coin*, Etc. will be on exhibition on the day oi
the Sale only, between 9 a. m. and I p. m.

Catalogued by

THOMAS L. ELDER, Numismatiit

Member, American Numismatic Society. Fellow, Royal Numismatic
Society, Great Britain, Member, British Numismatic Society, etc.

Thirty -two Bast Twenty -third St., New York City
Telephone 5899 Gramercy. Registered Cable Address : 'Ranfnrly, New York*

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

Note that your bids must be made at SO MUCH FOR EACH PIHC1.
The bid sheet will be found at end of this catalogue.

SIZES OF COINS AND MEDALS

in this Catalogue given in Millimetres

( MUlimctm )

Abt. — About.

D. — Pence.

Dif. — Different.

F. — Fine.

Fa. — Fair.

O. — Good.

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C. — Charlotte.

C. C. — Carson City.

D. — Dahlonega.

ABBREVIATIONS:

L. — Left.

Lib. — Liberty.

Obv. — Obverse.

Oct. — Octagonal.

R. — Right.

Rev. — Reverse.

S. Mints are Designated as

Unc. — Uncirculated.

V. — Very.

Var. — Variety.

Var. — Varieties.

W. M. — White Metal.

Follows:

O. — New Orleans.

S. — San Francisco.

Without Letter — Philadelphia.

CONDITIONS OF SALE.

This is a bona-fide public sale, for prompt cash settlement, and irrespon-
sible persons who are not sure whether they can pay for what they bid on,
are asked not to bid. The cataloguer has taken special pains to describe each
lot accurately. Errors will be corrected, but he reserves the sole right to de-
cide upon any claims. These are the only conditions under which bids will
be received.

Coins and medals are sold at so much per PIECE, and no lot will be sep-
arated. The auctioneer will accept any bid up to 50c., then 5c. up to
$2.50, when 10c. advance must be bid, up to $10.00, when no advance under
25 cents will be accepted. If there are 5 pieces in a lot and you wish to pay
$5.00 for the entire lot, then bid $1.00.
lot, then bid $1.00.

Auction sales are strictly for cash. Parties unknown to me and bidding
for the first time, must give bank or other reliable reference, or their bids
will not be executed.

Forward your bids as early as possible, as thousands of bids have to bo
entered. Do not make ridiculously low bids, such as 10c. and 15c. on foreign
silver coins worth several times over as bullion. Write your bids plainly,
with a pen if practicable.

Where the number of pieces in a lot is not given after the description,
there is but one piece in the lot.

Be sure you bid on the lot you wish to buy.

All coins, etc., are genuine unless otherwise described.

My charge for executing bids will be 5 per cent. No charge made for
bidding except for lots actually purchased. Remit by money order or New
York draft.

We will send a printed list of the prices realized for the three days'
sale, for $1.00, cash to be sent in advance.

If any further information is required as to valuation of lots, or how to bid,
please write the cataloguer, Thomas L. Elder.

CATALOGU E.

RARE CIVIL WAR TOKENS

Mostly Western Cards, Bright Uncirculated and Red, Unless
Stated to be Otherwise. A Splendid Lot, Valuable in
this Unusual Condition.

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Indiana. Shidler, Plainfield, hatter, Ash, Bowling, Green,
Good, Indianapolis, Thompson, Indianapolis. Brass. 4 pcs.
Kuhn, Butcher, Indpls., Emswiler, Richmond. Brass. 2 pcs.
Wood (Masonic), Boston Store, Weaver & Maguire, Moritz
Bro. & Co., J. F. Lenour, J. C. Heretli. All Indpls. Bronze,
(i pcs.

J. B. Johnson, Roll & Smith, Alvord, Caldwell & Alvord,
Roos & Schmalzreid, Smith & Taylor (latter V. F.). All
Indpls. 5 pcs.

Kendig, Goshen, Emswiler & Co., Richmond, Tansey & Bal -
lard, Plainfield, 0. H. P. Ash, Bowling Green, A.Kenks, Dub
lin, Hirst, Richmond, Price Bros., Sullivan (2 metals), G.
Follett, Fremont. Very rare lot. 8 pcs.

Russell, Danville, Wolf and Sherman, Alexandria, Baum
Walter & Co., Avilla, Hinshaw, Lynn Linck, Brookville,
Ind., Johnson & Oursler, Plainfield, D. S. Gould, Rochester,
Queeby, Peru (latter not bright). Rare lot. 9 pcs.

Illinois. Marsh & Miner, Chicago, James Miller, Paris, Ells-
worth & Halsey, Lacon, Penoyer & Larkin, Paris (bronze),
Sisk & Whalen, Paris (with dog), Penoyer & Larkin (both
brass). Very rare. 6 pcs.

Missouri. Drover’s Hotel, St. Louis. D. Peck & Co., Ironton.
Bronze. V. Rare. 2 pcs.

New York. Louis Straus, Elmira (brass), Idler, Ogdens-
burg, G. Parsons, Bridgens, Metal Signs, Chas. Gentsch, N.
Y. City; D. Williams, Bklyn., Walsh, Niagara Falls, L.
Straus, Elmira (bronze), J. Butcher, Newport. All rare. 9
pcs.

A. M. Johnston, E. G. Barrows (brass), Sohm & Rohman,
Hochstetter & Strauss, Robinson & Ball, Jno. C. Post, W. G.
Fox, Rowe & Co., Duburn, Canal tin shop, Geo. Gage, all of
Buffalo. 11 pcs.

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CIVIL WAR TOKENS

Kentucky. Newport & Cov. Bridge Co. (brass), Arbeiter
Halle, Covington, Cov. & Cincin. Ferry Co., Jno. W. Lee,
Lexington, W. C. Engert, Covington. Very rare. 5 pcs.

Jno. W. Lee, Lexington. Rare tokens for 1 Pint and 1 Quart
of Milk. 2 pcs.

Michigan. Detroit. Farmers Clothing Store, T. Armstrong,
Edw. Kanter, Geo. Moe, D. Dickson, Mather & Shefferly, I.

& C. Taylor, Hilterscheid, Peninsular Hotel, Chas. Busch.
Higbv & Sreans. 11 pcs.

Detroit. Snooks, S. Cohen, Clothier, Randal’s photograph-
gallery, Goff Stenton, H. Griswold, Christensen, Alonzo
Rolfe, J. W. Winchler, F. Prouty, Wards Lake Superior
Line, Wilkins & Martins. Very choice and rare. 11 pcs.
Detroit: City Flour Mills, A. Witgen, Hanna & Co., Martin
Bros., J. A. Rodier, G. C. Pond, The Tea Store, Godfrey,
Dean & Co., American Coffee Mills. Gems. 9 pcs.

Detroit: L. J. Staples, Alonzo Rolfe, F. Geiss, (all brass), F.
Eccard, Lapham & Thayer, L. W. Barrie, W. J. Adderly, R.

& J. T. Peter, Jos. Riggs, F. A. Burkhardt, Lewis & Moses,
Wm. Snow, Yankee Smith’s Saloon, G. Bamlet, C. B. Good- *
rich. Splendid lot. 15 pcs.

W. H. Naylor, Brighton, L. H. Robinson. Marshall, N. W.
Clark & Co., East Saginaw. V ery rare. 3 pcs. v %

Ohio. Cincinnati Brass cards, all with Indian heads: Kreag-
er, McDonald, 0 ’Reilly Bros., Dr. H. H. Hill, Peebles, Marsh
& Miner, Good for one shave, Burnet House, R. Bathgate,
Wine Steiner, H. Avermaat, J. Klein, Hamilton Road. 11
pcs.

Cincinnati Bronze cards. Mostly Indian head obverses: Carl
Haas, Wm. Tell, Marsh & Miner, Hartzell, W. Johnston, L.
Schneider, C. C. Hyatt, J. H. Doniphan, E. Towney, John
Galvagni, Jno. Sacksteder, S. Bathgate, H. Schmidts, T. W.
McDonald. 14 pcs.

Cincinnati. Bronze cards: A. Ricks, W. M. Knecht, D. R. S.
Grocer, O’Reilly Bros., E. Meyers Good for One Shave, W.

W. Hanley, Jno. Feltner, G. Wolfer, J. Pfleisteiner, F. Fis-
cher. 11 pcs.

H. Avermaat, S. Lasurs, S. & L. Smith, J. Helmig, J. S. Aus-
tin, Farmers Hotel, O’Donohue & Naish, Commission Boots,

J. T. Moore, Jno. Stanton, B. Hintrick & C. Glaser, N. M.
Shafer, H. A. Ripel. All bright red except 3. 14 pcs.

CIVIL WAR TOKENS

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Cincinnati. Jno. Stanton card with Lion on obv. Morgan
& Ferry, with “10” on obv. Frank Beresford with masonic
emblem, A. Ricke, W. K. Lanphear. Four bright red. 5 pcs.
Ohio. Various. Very scarce brass cards with Indian head
obverses. Springfield: Low, McLean, Kaufman, Robinson,
Cadiz, Grether, Columbus, Ruhl, Defiance, Tou, Pomeroy,
Carle, Collinsville, Cummins & Anderson, Shelby, W. K. Mc-
Millkins, Bertlett & Rigby, Fredericktown. Very rare lot.

11 pcs.

Ohio. Brass cards. Tou, Pomeroy, McMillins, Sharonville,

T. R. Turpen, Greenville, J. W. Low, Springfield, Osborne
& Bro., Findlay, G. W. McLean, Springfield, Jno. Schubert,
Hamilton, H. & W. Frechtling, Hamilton, J. P. Forshell,
Camden, O. Rare lot. 9 pcs.

C. W. Stearns, Cleveland, W. G. Brain, Springfield, H. Rob-
inson, New London, F. Loeffler, Massillon, S. F. Snow, den-
tist, West Unity, Cummins & Anderson, Shelby. Rare lot.

6 pcs.

D. E. Stearns, Berea, Potter, Middletown, F. H. Shafer,
Greenville, J. R. Bowman, Wooster, Jno. Deinzer, Hamilton
Butler, Witter & Co., Ravenna, Murphy & Bro., Springfield,

J. R. Dangler, Massillon. Rare lot. 8 pcs.

C. Runyon, rare card reading “ Spingfield. ” ; P. Carle, Col-
linsville, (eagle), A. Cochran, Cambridge, (eagle and lock);
Various. J. F. Senour, Indpls., Ind.; H. & G. Goodhue, Wat-
erloo, Iowa; J. F. Resta, Sausage Maker, Cincinnati; T. Ma-
son, Fond-du-lac, Wis. Very rare lot. 5 are red. 7 pcs.
Various. Lew Boman, I promise to pay 5 Cents. Green- *
way’s Concert Hall, Ripon, Wis. (brass); J. W. Phelps, Ma-
son, Mich., Bounty Pensions, back pay, cashed, “I promise
to pay 10 Cents,” Lew Boman. Rare lot. 5 pcs.

John Frank. Rare tokens reading “One Half Pint of Milk”
and “One Quart of Milk.” Red. 2 pcs. >

Jno. Grether, Columbus, 0. (brass), and Yankee Robinson,
with Robinson as Uncle Sam. Rev. Triangle, latter partly
red. Rare state. 2 pcs.

Trade & Commerce. Ship. Rev. Coppers 20 Pr. Ct. Premi-
um. Partly red. Large token; scarce.

29 Various war tokens, mostly with mottoes. Fine to Unc.

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CIVIL WAR TOKENS

33 Penn ’a. Rogers, Phila,, Milk Cans (Nickel), Pittocks, Alle-
gheny Valley R. R. Co., Hotel, Henry Miner, all Pittsburg
and different (4). Hahn & Riddle, Win. Carson, Leather,
Allegheny, Pa. Six bright red. 7 pcs.

U. S. MINOR COINS.

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Five Cents Nickel. 1866 Rays, 1867, no rays, 1868, ’74. Vt
F. and Unc. 4 pcs.

1870. Brill, proof. Scarce.

1873. Br. Proof.

1879, ’81. Proof. 2 pcs.

1879, ’82, ’83 (2 var.). Unc. to proof. 4 pcs.

1883. V (No Cents). Unc. 4 pcs.

1887 to 1S99, not complete, 4 are proofs. 5 pcs.

Three Cents Nickel. 1866. Proof; rare.

1870. Proof; rare.

1871. Proof; rare.

1873, ’74. Unc. & proof. 2 pcs.

1873, ’76. Proof & Unc. 2 pcs.

1879, ’80. Proofs. 2 pcs.

1881, ’84. Proofs. 2 pcs.

1887. Unc. Scarce. !

Three Cents Silver. 1852, ’57. Fine. 2 pcs.

1858, ’59. Fine and Unc. 2 pcs.

1860, ’61, ’62. Ex. F. (1), Unc. (2). 3 pcs.

1866. Very fine; rare.

1868. Brill, proof; rare.

1858, 1861, ’62. Two Unc. 3 pcs.

Duplicates of 1861. V. F. and Unc. 3 pcs.

Two Cents Bronze. 1864. Brill. Proof; rare.

1865, ’68. Unc., red. 2 pcs.

1867. Proof; rare.

1868. Proof.

1869. Proof. Rare.

1870. Proof; Scarce.

1871. Proof; Scarce; Brilliant.

1872. Proof; rare.

1873. Uncirculated; rare. None struck for circulation. Rec-
ords over $4.50 at auction.

Small U. S. Cents.

y 64 1856. Copper-nickel, flying eagle. Uncirculated, proof sur-

face. Rare, has records of $15 at public sale. The most
popular cent extant.

65 L857. Brilliant uncirculated.

66 1858. Proof. Very rare. Plying eagle.

/ fC 67 1858. Pattern. Copper nickel. Eagle head. Oak wreath

with broad shield at top. Uncirculated. Very scarce.

. <5T68 1857, ’58. Eagles. Unc. 2 pcs.

• OS' 69 1857, eagle; 1859, 1861. Ex. f. & Unc. 3 pcs.

• /^*70 1859, ’60. Unc.; scarce. 2 pcs.

6^71 1862. Brilliant proof; rare.

• ^$"72 1862. Proof; rare.

.O'? 73 1862, ’63. Bright Unc. 2 pcs.

tfO 74 1863. Brilliant proof; rare.

/^75 1864. Bronze. Brill, proof ; rare. r-'

L/t> 76 1864. Copper nickel, glittering proof; a gem and rare.

• If- 77 1864, both metals. IJnc., bright. 2 pcs.

^0 78 1866, ’67. Proofs; scarce. 2 pcs. *'*>

.*^'79 1870, ’71, both rare. Proofs. 2 pcs.

£6 80 1871. Uncirculated, red; scarce.

81 1873, ’74, ’75, ’76, all brill, proofs; 1877, bright red. Unc. • *

Rare lot. 5 pcs.

/. rr 82 1877. Brilliant perfect proof. Record of $2.10 in my sale.

83 1863, ’64 (bronze), 1871 (ex. f.), 1877, uncirculated. Scarce * ,
lot. 5 pcs. ** •

‘2>/ 84 1877 (rare), 1879, to 1885, inclusive, all proofs; scarce. 8

PCS.

■/O 85 1880 to 1889, inclusive. All proofs; scarce. 9 pcs.

. 0<P86 Various proofs. 1880-1889, duplicates. 10 pcs.

.06 87 1890 to 1894. Duplicate proofs, choice. 8 pcs.

.03"88 1900-1909, not complete, proofs. 7 pcs.

89 1909. Indian head. Brilliant proof. Rare. Records of '• ,

$2.35 in my sales. ,

• bC 90 1909. Lincoln, without V. D. B. Proof. Rather scarce at

present.

•J2^91 1908. San Fran. Indian Head. Bright red. Record 65c.

•/O 92 Five more as last, bright red. Scarce. 5 pcs.

.^»5"93 1909. San Fran. Indian head. Coinage limited. Record -
60c.

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1909. San Fran. Lincoln. V. D. B. Unc., red. Record 60c.
1909. San Fran. Lincoln, with initials. Ex. F. to Unc., all
partly red. 25 pcs.

1909. San Fran. Lincoln, V. D. B. Fine and V. F. 22 pcs.
1909. Phila. Indian Head. Bright Unc., record 50c. Last
issue of this type, unobtainable at the mint.

1909. Ten more as last, Indian head. Bright Unc. 10 pcs,
1909. Fourteen more as last. 14 pcs.

1909. Phila. Lincoln, with V. D. B. Unc., red. 11 pcs.

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Various Lots of Coins.

Foreign Copper Coins, all different, some are scarce. Si-
am, Ireland, Crete, Africa, Asia, and many others. Good
to new. 100 pcs. * , ,

Lot of 300 foreign nickel coins, 3 var. mixed, duplicates.

300 pcs.

Large U. S. Cents, poor, holed and fair. 150 pcs.

U. S. Half Dimes, various dates, duplicates, average good.

75 pcs.

U. S. 3c Nickel pieces, 1865 and later, duplicates. G. to F.

50 pcs.

U. S. Two Cent bronze pieces. Average good. 75 pcs.

Small U. S. Bronze cents. 1864 and later, duplicates, un-
circulated, bright red. 100 pcs.

Another, similar lot. Unc., red. 100 pcs.

Isabella quarter dollars, bright uncirculated as new. 5 pcs.
Another lot of Isabella quarters. 5 pcs.

A third lot of Isabella quarters. Unc. 5 pcs.

Civil War Cents, 1861-65. Various kinds. Mostly fine. 100
pcs.

(B. C. 336). Greece, very fiue silver tetradrachm, (half •
dollar weight), bust of Hercules. Rev. Zeus. Name of Al-
exander. A popular coin.

Another as last. Very fine. ' •

Egypt. Ptolemy XIII. Fine tetradrachm with his bust.
Eagle. Fine silver.

(B. C. 450). Athens. Tetradrachm. Head of Pallas, god-
dess of Love. Rev. Owl. Very good.

(B. C. 500). Another of smaller type, very fine.

Real California Indian shell wampum, pierced beads, 6 to , . .
8 MM in width. 100 pcs.

MISCELLANEOUS

'C\ 119 Porcelain Money of Siam. Scarcer than supposed, by some.
10 pcs.

•00/$£2O Large and varied lot of Coins, Medals and Tokens, ancient
and modern, large and small, running from poor to bright
red, general average very fair to good, including some
American tokens and medals. Should retail lrorn $15 to
$25. 1,000 pcs.

•^^121 Trade Dollars, various dates. Good to fine. 4 pcs.

.^f-122 Old Billon Solidii of Riga. Very fine. 25 pcs.

. *7123 France. King Charles the Fair. Fine silver coins, diame-
ter of 14 dollar. Described. 3 pcs.

. 2.2-124 Fifteen different ancient Roman Denarii, in fine state. 1§
pcs.

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UNITED STATES SILVER.

Dollars.

1795. Fillet. Plugged over head, hard to detect. V. good.
1795. Flowing hair type, bar back of head. Good.

1798, broken die. Fine.

1799, over 1798. Very good, a scarce variety.

1802, over 1. Poor; date is good.

1802, over 1. Poor; date is good.

1802, over 1. Very good.

1802, perfect date. About uncirculated, proof surface.

1803. Very good.

1840. Ex. fine; proof surface.

1841. About fine.

1843. Very good.

1844. Ex. fine; scarce.

1845. Good; scarce.

1850. Fine; scarce.

1862. Very fine and rare.

1864. Abt. Fine; scarce.

1865. Very good; scarce.

1867. Ex. fine.

1868. Abt. fine. With motto.

1869. Very good, a little scarce.

1876. Nevada. Mining Scene. Two soldiers. Ex. fine
and rare. Record over $8 for this piece.

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1878. Standard. Carson City. 7 feathers in tail. C. C.
awav from wreath. Ex. fine, considerable original lustre.
Rare.

1878. Standard. Carson Citv. 7 feathers. C. C. close to
wreath. Ex. fine, some lustre. Rare.

1878. San Fran. 7 feathers. Unc., bright; scarce.

1879. Carson City, die broken through C.C. Ex. fine, some
original lustre; rare.

1879. Carson City. As last, but die not broken. Fine; rare.
1879. Carson City. C. C. closer to wreath. V. good; scarce.

1879 S. Unc. Proof surface. Rare.

1880 Carson City. Nick on reverse. Very good; rare.

1881 Carson City. Fine; rare.

1882. Carson City. Abt. fine; scarce.

1882. San Fran. Mint bloom. Rare.

1883 Carson City. Very fine ; rare.

1883. Proof.

1884. Proof.

1885. Proof.

1889. Carson City. Fine; rare.

1890. Carson City. Ex. F., some lustre. Rare.

1891. Carson City. Ex. fine, some lustre; rare. L

1892. Carson City. C. C. away from wreath. Ex. f.

1892. Carson City. C. C. close to wreath. Good; rare.
1900. Washington-Lafavette. Busts. Ex. fine.

1903. Brilliant proof.

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1802. Ex. fine and sharp, a $12 coin. Rare.

1803. Fine; scarce.

1808, over 7. Very fair; rare.

1815. Nearly fine. Rare.

1818, over 17. V. fine; scarce.

1823. Struck in copper. Good. Extremely rare.

1836. Milled edge, about uncirculated, proof surface. Very
rare. A $10 com.

1858 S. Large S. Good; rare.

1861. Uncirculated.

1861. San Fran. Small S. Good; rare.

1861. Confederate Restrike. About uncirculated. Last
record about $8.50, in my own sale.

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178 1861 San Fran. Large S. Very good; rare.

179 1863 S. Good; scarce.

180 1864. Proof; rare.

181 1866. Motto. Uncirculated, bright; rare.

182 1867 S. Small S. close. Good.

183 1868. Proof; scarce.

184 1868 S. Small and close V. Good.

185 1869. Very tine.

186 1871 S. Small S. Very tine; rare.

187 1871 S. Large S. Fine; scarce.

188 1872 S. Distant from wreath. V. Good.

189 1873. Carson City. No arrows. Good. Mougey specimen
sold for $22. Extremely rare.

190 1874. Proof; scarce.

191 1876 S. Fine.

• V 192 1880. Proof.

193 1881. Uue., been proof.

Quarters.

194 1818. Uncirculated, partly bright. Scarce.

196 1840. With drapery. Unc.

197 1854. Unc., bright.

198 1857 San Fran. Very good; very rare.

199 1861, ’62. Unc. 2 pcs.

200 1870. Unc.

201 1874. Proof; scarce.

202 1876. Brill, proof.

? '203 1877 C. C. Uncirculated.

204 1880. Proof.

205 1888. Proof.

206 1892. Proof.

207 1893. Proof.

208 1893. New Orleans. Brilliant proof; rare.

209 1894. Proof.

( 210 1895. Proof.

Dimes.

211 1798, over 1797. Very good. Very rare.

'I V 212 1803. Date good. Fair.

213 1820. Large date. Uncirculated, choice.

214 1838 0. No stars. Good.

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1839. Uncirculated.

1841. Very fine; scarce.

1841. Good; scarce.

1846. Good.

1849 New Orleans. Very good.

1849. Uncirculated, sharp; scarce.

1850. Ex. fine.

1851. Uncirculated, sharp.

1852. Uncirculated.

1852 0. Very good; scarce.

1853. arrows and no arrows, one uncirculated. 2 pe*.
1856, large and small dates, one Unc. 2 pcs.

1856 O. Very good; scarce.

1857 O. Fine; scarce.

1860 S. With stars. Abt. Fine; rare

1863. Uncirculated, very scarce.

1864. Uncirculated; scarce.

1863, ’64. V. G. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1863 S. Fine; rare.

1865 S. About fine; rare.

1868 S. Good.

1869 S. Abt. fine.

1869 S. Very good.

1873. Arrows. 0. C. Mint. Good.

1874. Proof.

1875 C. C. Marks inside wreath. Unc.

1875 C. C. Wide and close CC, in wreath. Unc. & flx.
2 pcs.

1875 S. Large and small S. Ex. F. 2 pcs.

1876, 1879, ’80. Proof & Unc. 3 pcs.

1897. Proof.

1910 Brilliant proof.

1869. Pattern Dime. Lib. head. Rev. “10 Cents” in
wreath, etc. Proof.

F.

Half Dimes.

242 1797. Fifteen stars. Fine to very fine. Rare.
// 243 1829, ’31. Ex. F. 2 pcs.

244 1832, ’33. Ex. Fine. 2 pcs.

? 245 1834, ’35. Ex. F. 2 pcs.

245a 1842. Very fine; rare.

U. S. SILVER

13

246

1844.

Double cut date. Ex. fine; rare.

247

1845.

Proof surface and entire date recut.

Rare.

248

1859.

Proof; rare.

249

I860.

Proof; rare.

250

1862.

Proof.

251

1863.

Uncirculated; rare.

252

1863.

Proof; scarce.

253

1864.

Proof. Rare. Records over $3 in my

own sales.

254

1865.

Fine; scarce.

255

1866.

Fine; rare.

256

1868 S. Abt. fine; rare.

257

1869.

Uncirculated.

258

1873 S. Outside wreath. Very fine; scarce.

259

Various unassorted half dimes, 1836 and later, to 1870.

Very fine and Unc. 25 pcs.

260

1848, large and small dates. Very good. 2 pcs.

Coin Collection of J. Barnet, Esqr., of New York City.

AMERICAN GOLD.

Eagles, Etc.

261

262

1795. Extremely line, sharp. Rare and in great demand.
1797. Six stars before bust, die broken through last 7 in
date. Very fine. Rare.

263 1801. Good.

264 1907. St. Gaudens. High border, without motto. Unc.

265 1908. St. Gaudens. With motto, reduced border. Unc.
265a 1907. $20. St. Gaudens. Roman date. High relief, bev-
eled edge. Mint bloom.

Half Eagles.

266

1803,

over date. V ery fine.

267

1807.

Bust to left. Very fine.

268

1807.

Bust to right, old style.

269

1811.

Fine.

270

1811.

Very good.

271

1812.

Fine.

272

1834.

No motto. Wide date.

c 272a

1834.

No motto. Close date.

272b 1843 D. Nearly fine.

Fine.

Brill, proof; rare.
Brill, proof.

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279

280
281
282

283

284

285

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287
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289
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291

292
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294
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297
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300
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302

303

304

305

306

307

308

1844 0. Fine.

1846 0. Good. “No record of sale” (Adams). Not given
m mint record.

1847 I). Nearly tine.

1851 CC. Very good.

1875 CO. Good'

1880 CC. Fine.

1882 CC. Fine.

1890 CC. About tine.

1893 CC. Fine.

1908. New incuse Pratt type. Unc.

Three Dollars.

1854. Very tine.

1855. Uncirculated.

1856. Uncirculated.

1856 S. Small S. About fine; scarce.

1857. Ex. tine, about uncirculated.

1857 S. Nearly tine.

1858. Fine; rare.

1859. Extremely tine to Unc.

1860. Very fine. Scarce.

1860 S. Small broad S., close to wreath. Fine.

1860 S. Small narrow S not close to wreath. Very fine-
rare.

1861. Fine; scarce.

1862. Ex. fine; scarce.

1864. Extremely fine. Very rare especially so fine.

1866. Ex. fine; rare.

1868. Ex. fine; rare.

1870. Proof. Rare state.

1871. Very fine, proof surface.

1872. Ex. F. or Unc. Very rare. Records of $11.50 in my
own sales.

1874. Unc.

1878. Uncirculated.

1880. Proof; rare.

1882. Slight nick. Very fine; rare.

1886. Ex. F., proof surface; rare. Coinage small.

1888. Very good; scarce.

1889. Proof. Rare.

Quarter Eagles.

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310

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322

323

324

325

326

327

328

329

330

331

332

333
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335

336

337

338

339

340

341

342
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344
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1807. About fine; in great demand.

1807. Extremely fine; rare.

1833. Ex. fine; rare.

1834. Fine; edge nicked.

1 835. Uncirculated.

1836. Fine.

1837. Nearly fine. Old type.

1838. Fine.

1839 New Orleans. Uncirculated.

1839 0. Double cut date and die broken obv. and
Rare. Fine.

1840. Abt. fine.

1842 O. Abt. fine; rare.

1843. Fine.

1843 O. Very fine.

1843 0. V ery fine.

1843 1). Fine; scarce.

1845. Ex. fine.

1845 I). Very fine. Very rare.

1846 O. Double cut date. Fine.

1846 0. Fine ; rare.

1847. Very fine.

1847 0. Good.

1847 1). Very fine; scarce.

1848. Fine; very scarce.

1848 I). Fine; rare.

1848 C. Fine. Very rare.

1849 0. Fine. Very rare.

1849 D. Very fine; rare. (Appleton Sale $12).

1850. Fine.

1850 D. Ex. fine, very rare.

1850 0. Abt. fine, very scarce. (Appleton $6.50).

1851. Very fine.

1851 O. Fine.

1852. Ex. F. or Unc.

1852 0. Ex. fine.

1853. Ex. fine.

1854. Very fine.

1854 C. Very fine. (Appleton $7.50).

1854 O. Very fine; scarce.

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1855. Ex. fine; scarce. (Appleton $6.50).

1856. IJnc.

1857. Fine.

1857 S. \ ery fine. Very rare. Appleton specimen (Unc.)
sold for $36.00.

1857 O. Very fine, scarce. (Smith sale $4).

1858. Fine. Scarce.

1858 C. Abt. fine. (Appleton specimen sold for $9).

1859. Very fine.

1860 S. Good. (Appleton sold for $6).

1861. Ex. fine.

1862. Very fine.

1866 S. Very good; rare.

1866 S. The s away from wreath. Fine. Very rare.

1869 S. Very fine; scarce.

1869. Slight edge nick or two. Fine; scarce.

1870 S. About fine. Very rare. Not in Adams’ book.
1871. Very fine. Very rare.

1871 S. Fine; rare. Not in Adams’ book

1872 S. S touches figure 1. Fine, rare. Not in Adams’
book.

1872 S. S does not touch figure 1. Very fine; rare.

1873 S. Fine; scarce.

1873. Very fine.

1874. Ex. fine, has been proof; rare.

1875 S. Fine and rare; coinage small.

1876. Fine; coinage 4,221!

1876 S. Very fine; rare. Coinage 5,000!

1877 S. Very fine; S. close to wreath; scarce. Adams does
not list it.

1877. Very fine. Very rare. Coinage only 1,652.

1877 S. The S. distant from wreath. Fine; rare. Not
listed by Adams.

1878. Very fine.

1878 S. The S. small and just over 1. Proof surface.

1878 S. The S. between 2 and D, diff. from last. V. Fine;
scarce.

1879. Unc.

1879 S. Very fine.

1880. Very fine. Coinage only 2,996.

1882. Fine to V. F. Coinage only 4,040.

1883. Edge bent. Very good; rare. Coinage 1,960.

AMERICAN GOLD

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386

1884.

Very fine; rare. Coinage 1,993.

387

1886.

Ex. fine; scarce. Coinage 4,088.

388

1887.

Unc. Coinage 6,282.

389

1888.

V. F. Scarce.

'• 390

1889.

IJnc., scarce.

391

1890.

V. Fine; scarce.

C 392

1891.

Ex. fine.

393

1892.

Unc. r

394

1894.

V. Fine; scarce.

395

1895.

Ex. F. to Unc. Scarce.

396

1896.

Uncirculated.

397

1896.

Unc.

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1897.

Ex. fine.

399

1898.

Unc. Scarce.

400

1899.

Unc.

401

1900.

Unc.

402

1901.

Unc.

403

1902.

Unc.

'404

1903.

Unc.

405

1903.

Yellow proof.

406

1904.

Proof surface.

407

1905.

Unc.

v* 408

1906.

Unc.

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1907.

Unc. Last year of this type.

410

1908.

New incuse Pratt type. Unc.

Private Gold.

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1854.

fine.

$20. Kellogg & Company. Unusually sharp and
One of the best I have offered.

412

1849.

$5. Moftatt & Co. Fine.

v.^413

1850.

$5. Moffatt & Co. Fine; rare.

414

• * #

(1834). $5. C. Bechtler. Obv. “C. Bechtler. At Ruther-
ford ★ 5. Dollars.” Rev. “Carolina Gold. August 1, 1834.
140 G. G. 20. Carats.” Ex. F. and sharp. A curious die
break inside figure “5”. Rare.

415

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(1834). $5. Obv. “C: Bechtler. At Rutherf: ★ 5 Dol-
lars.” Rev. “Carolina Gold: 134. G. ★ 21 Carats.” Fine;
rare.

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(1834). $5. Obv. “C: Bechtler. At Rutherf: ★ 5 Dollars.”
Rev. “Carolina Gold. August 1, 1834. 140 G. 20 Carats.”
Very fine. Very rare variety. Only offered once or twice.

417

(1834). $1. A. Bechtler, 27 G. Very good.

ft 418

Another, good; bent.

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1849 C. Uncirculated. Very rare state. Gem
1849 0. Open wreath. Fine. Scarce.

1849 D. Very good, almost tine. Bare.

1850. Very fine.

1851. Fine.

1851 D. Very fine. Very rare.

1851 0. Ex. F. or Unc. Scarce.

1851 C. Uncirculated; rare state.

1852. Uncirculated.

1852 D. About fine. Very rare.

1852 C. Very good; scarce.

1852 0. About fine. Scarce.

1853. Ex. fine.

1853 C. Nearly fine; rare.

1853 0. Very good.

1853 D. Very fine and very rare. Sharp.

1853 0. Nearly fine.

1854. Very fine. Small.

1854 San Fran. Fine. Very rare. Recent record of $10.

1855. Fine.

1855 0. Extremely fine.

1856. Fine.

1856. Straight 5. Fine; scarce.

1856 S. Fine; scarce.

1857. Fine.

1857 C. Nearly fine; scarce.

1857 D., 5 in date weak. Fine. Very rare.

1858. Ex. fine. Scarce.

1858 S. Very fine and very rare. I doubt if I have ever
offered one.

1860 D. Fine. Extremely rare. Worth $100.

1861. Uncirculated.

1862. Uncirculated, bright.

1862. Wide wreath. Very fine.

1862. Close wreath. Fine.

1865. Deep scratch under head, fine otherwise. Very rare.
1870. Fine to V. F. Very rare.

1870. Proof. Very rare.

1874. Uncirculated. Scarce.

1876. Brilliant proof. Very rare.

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1879.

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1880.

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1881.

1882.

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Proof; rare.

I brilliant proof. Very rare.

Uncirculated, proof surface. Very rare.
Uncirculated, very choice. Scarce
Uncirculated, bright.

Proof, rare. ?• 1 '

Uncirculated; scarce.

Proof. Rare.

Brilliant proof; rare.

Uncirculated; scarce.

Proof; rare.

Brilliant proof; rare.

Uncirculated.

St. Louis. McKinley. Unc.; getting scarce.
St. Louis. Jefferson. Unc.

Various Cents.

Uncirculated, medium olive.

Uncirculated, red.

Three more as last, choice. 3 pcs.

1853, red, 1855, Italic 5, fine. 2 pcs.

1852 V. F., 1853, Unc., red, choice. 2 pcs.

1855, knob on ear, 1855, straight 5. F. and V. F. 2 pcs.

1855. Upright 5s. Uncirculated, sharp, bright red. Rare.

1856. Italic 5. IJnc., red.

Two more. Bright red. 2 pcs.

1856. Italic 5. Four more. Unc., red. 4 pcs.

Two more. 2 pcs.

1857. Large and small dates. F. 2 pcs.

485a 1856. Copper Nickel with flying eagle. Proof; rare.

U. S. Proof Sets, Etc.

<oO 486 1860, $1, .50, .25, .10, .5, .3, and .01. Rare. 7 pcs.

' ^ 1 487 1862. Same set. Rare. 7 pcs.

//v 488 1870. lc to Dollar, with 2c, 3c and 5c nickel added. 10 pcs.

. 489 1873. Without arrow points, includes rare 2c. Rare. 10

pcs.

//2490 1880, with both dollars. 8 pcs.

•Vo 491 1881. Same set. 8 pcs.

. /^492 1882. The same set. 8 pcs.

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514

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U. S. PROOF SETS

1884. Same set, no Trade. 7 pcs.

1894. lc to Dollar. 6 pcs.

1897. $1 to cent. 6 pcs.

1900. Another set. 6 pcs.

Various. Thompson Restaurant Souvenir, brass copy of
“Slug.”

Bank Note Detector set. “Pocket Edition” by American
Photograph Co. From proof impressions of bills. 18 pcs.
Various medals, etc., one large of Lincoln. 13 pcs.

GENUINE CUT GEM STONES, ETC.

Five Italian Shell Cameos. 5 pcs.

Twenty-five different sets. Various shapes and materials,
agates, onyx, carnelian, mother of pearl, etc. 25 pcs.
Various Italian Mosaics, etc. 20 pcs.

Thirty-six Chrysophrase (greenish stone) balls. Ovals
moonstone, hearts, etc. of small size. 36 pcs.

Fifty-nine white Carnelians, round stones, for sets, neck-
laces, etc. 56 pcs.

Twelve pieces of real Turquoise, Jade set, and four Emerald
doublets. Various shapes. 19 pcs.

Three Moonstone hearts and about 20 baroque pearls. Small
size. 23 pcs.

V arious Garnets, Amethysts, etc. Several nicked. 22 pcs.
Three miniatures and four old French Enamel Sets. 7 pcs.
Beautiful Coral Cameo— a female head. Oval. Suitable
for pin. Value $5.

Another Coral Cameo. Head. Very pretty.

Various Stone Cameos and Intaglios. Onyx, Sardonyx,
Carnelian, etc. Different. 16 pcs.

Different sets. A fine assortment. Topaz, carnelian, onyx,
quartz, etc. Large variety of shapes. 39 pcs.

Cameos, in various materials. Stone, mother of pearl, hem-
atite, topaz, Intaglios, etc. 29 pcs.

Real Stone Cameos and Intaglios. Onyx, tiger-eye, sard-
onyx, etc. 16 pcs.

Yellow topaz faceted ovals. About 2 Karats each. 5 pcs.
Fine India Garnets, faceted cabochon, rectangular, etc. V2
to 3 carats. 8 pcs.

Various Italian Mosaics (17), French Enamel sets (6). 23
pcs.

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Rectangular faceted Topaz (3), Cairngorm, or smoky topaz
(1 ). Weight about carats each. 4 pcs.

Large oval Turquoise Matrix. Cut in Germany. Weight
about 30 carats.

Another larger oval turquoise, shorter and rounder than
last. Weight 15 to 20 carats.

Medium sized oval turquoise, clear stone. Weight 4 carats.
Value $5.00.

Another similar turquoise. Weight about 4 carats.
Another, smaller, clear oval blue Turquoise. Weight 3 car-
ats. Value $5.

Another Turquoise Matrix. Same size as last.

Another, smaller Turquoise, clear stone, weight 2 carats.
Fine color for pin.

Lot of smaller stones, ovals. Weights D/2 to 2 carats each
Value $2 each. 3 pcs.

Amethysts (faceted). Various sizes and shapes. 25 pcs.
Fmerald, sapphire and other doublets. Various sizes and
shapes. 75 pcs.

Various stones. Cameos, Intaglios, Agates, Turquoise, Gar-
nets, many of them real stones, some are faceted. 250 pcs.
Four line faceted yellow and bronze topaz, weights 5 to 10
carats each. Slightly imperfect but all could be used for
sets. If perfect worth $30 to $35. 4 pcs.

Large faceted topaz, weight about 10 or 12 carats.

Three elliptical faceted Amethysts. Weight about 5 carats
each. 3 pcs.

Brilliant Amethysts, weight 7 carats, faceted, also 4 Sap-
phires, (latter probably doublets). 5 pcs.

Brilliant Indian faceted Garnet, weight l1/^ carats.
Various stones, mostly faceted, Topaz, Amethysts, Garnets,
etc. A few are imitation. Small and large. 35 pcs.
Another lot similar to last. Some are genuine stones and
pretty. 39 pcs.

Lot of Florentine Mosaics. 29 pcs.

ENGLISH SILVER COINS.

' ' 535 (1277 A. D.). Edward I. Pennies. Bust of the King.

Cross. Names and mints. London, Canterbury, York and
St. Edmundsbury. Good and Very good. 4 pcs.

. 'It 536 (1277). Edward I. Pennies of London, Canterbury, St.

Edmundsbury, Bristol, and Durham. V. G. to Fine. 5 pcs.

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537

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540
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544

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(1277). Edw. I. Various types of London pennies. Fine
lot. 5 pcs.

Edw. III. London Groat and Half Groat. Good. 2 pcs.
Elizabeth. (1558-1602). Two, Three, Four, Six Pence and
Shilling. All with busts. Good. 5 pcs.

Mary and Henry VIII Groats. Good. 2 pcs.

Henry VIII. Front and side face Groats. Six peaces of
Elizabeth 1580, and James I 1604. Groat of Mary. Mostly
good. 5 pcs.

VARIOUS U. S. GOLD.

1907. $20. St. Gaudens. High relief, “Wire Edge.” Un-
circulated; rare. Record over $37.50 at sale.

1907. $20 St. Gaudens, “wire edge.” Uncirculated; rare.

1799. $10. Curious die-break through L in “Liberty” to
head. Fine; rare variety.

1800. $10. Fine. Rare, much more so than 1799 or 1801.
1803. $10. Very tine. Very scarce.

1795. $5. Practically uncirculated. Finest I have ever

offered. In this state very scarce, and in great demand.
Ordinary specimens now selling at auction for over $20.00
apiece.

1800. $5. Fine. Very scarce.

1803, over 2. $5. Very fine, very scarce and in demand.

1804. $5. Nick behind head.

1807. $5. Old type. Very good; loop removed, (does not
show it).

1808. $5. Very good; scarce.

1810. $5. Small date. Ex. fine, choice.

Three Dollars.

1854. Dahlonega Mint. Nearly uncirculated. The finest
I have ever offered. Extremely rare. $50 to $75 should be
the record made for it at this sale.

1854 New Orleans. Fine; scarce.

1856 San Fran. Small S. Fine; rare.

1858. Fine; rare.

1866. Fine; rare.

1869. Slight nick or two. Fine to very fine.

1879. Ex. fine; rare.

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1883. Proof, slightly chafed in field. Extremely rare. Kn
tire coinage only 940 pieces, making it one of the rarest of

$3 pieces and should bring $25.

1888. Uncirculated; scarce.

1889. Last year. Abt. Unc.

Quarter Eagles and Smaller.

1802. Extremely line. Holed near edge over head. A gem,
would make splendid charm.

1807. Extremely line and rare, entire coinage only 6,812
pieces.

1831. Extremely line and very rare. Sold for $20.50 in
Mougey Sale.

Dollars, Etc. 1876. Very fine; rare.

1874. Proof. Very rare condition and valuable.

Private Gold.

1855. $20. Kellogg & Co. The rare date. Seldom offered.
Fine.

$1. C. Bechtler. Rare variety “Rutherf. C. Becktler. 30
G. ★ Rev. “N. Carolina Gold Dollar. ONE.” Fine,
but holed between Rutherf. and C. Not over five or six are
known.

Halves and Quarters. Originals (not charms or restrikes).
1873. Half Dol. Lib. head and 10 stars. Rev. “Mi Dollar
1873”inwrth. Slight edge planchet defect. Proof ; scarce.
Quarter. Round. Rare undated piece. Lib. head and 10
St. Rev. “Ml Dollar.” Very fine. I have never offered
this particular die before.

1859. Quarter. Round. Lib. head and 10 St. Rev. “14
Dollar 1859” in wreath. About fine. Rare date and varie-
ty.

1876. Quarter. Oct. Indian head. Stars. Rev. “14 Dol-
lar Cal.” Fine

1880. Quarter. Round. Ind. head. Stars. Rev. “14 Cal.
Gold.” in wrth. Ex. F. or proof.

1881. Quarter. Oct. Ind. head, stars. Rev. “14 Dollar.”
Proof.

FOREIGN GOLD.

877
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579

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580

581

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.6^ 587
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£ 590

891

Ancient. Macedon (B. C. 336). Stater of Alexander III.
Pallas. Rev. Victory standing. Ex. fine.

(A. D. 364). Rome. Valens. Solidus. Bust, name. “Vo-
ta Pvlicae.” Antioch Mint. Nearly fine and scarce.

(A. D. 491). Anastasius, Emperor of the East. V3 Solidus
with bust and name. Nearly fine.

1805. Brunswick & Lunenburg. Carl. Wm. Ferdinand.
Beautiful X Thaler piece, weight nearly 9 dwts. Extreme-
ly fine and sharp. Scarce.

1788. England. Spade Guinea, a fine piece holed at top
with ring for a charm. Choice.

1790. Spade Guinea. Good. With gold loop attached for
watch -charm.

1794. Spade Guinea. Fine, above average. Scarce.

1785. Crowned square-shield guinea. Nearly uncirculat-
ed, proof surface. Gem.

1894. So. African Republic. Pond. Bust of Kruger. Arms.
Fine.

1898. So. Afr. Rep. Pond as last. Mint state.

(1700). Nurnburg. Square *4 Ducat. Lamb. Unc.

1854. France. 5 Francs. Uncirculated, scarce.

1910. Chile. Beautiful $10 or 10 Pesos. Only a few struck
to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Chile. Beautiful
female head to left by O. Roty. Rev. Arms, value. This
piece cost $20 in Chile. Mint state.

1898. Lichtenstein. Beautiful 10 Kroner. Bust of John
II. Rev. Arms. Mint state and rare. First offered.

1906. Roumania. Very broad 25 Lei piece. Bust to left
of Carol I, title and 1866-1906. 40th anniversary souvenir
coin. Rev. Arms and value. Very fine. Diameter 30 MM.
Rare.

RARE U. S. SILVER DOLLARS.

,?/’ 592 1796. Fine. Scarce.

593 1798, high 8. About uncirculated.

594 1799, over 1798. Uncirculated, evenly centered, with trac-
es of original lustre. Very rare specimen.

/ 595 1853. About fine.

U. S. SILVER

26

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596

1856.

Fine.

597

1867.

1 ‘roof, sli

ightly rubbed.

/

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598

1877.

Trade. 1

8. Mint. Proof. Rare state.

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599

1878 S

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S. Mint. Uncirculated, bright

600

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yp 602

603

604

605

606
607

. 608
. 6^ 609
610

. '5 611
612

* 613
614

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616

617

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620

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622

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INDIANA PROPERTY.

VARIOUS U. S. SILVER COINS.

Half Dollars. 1803. About One, scarce.

1805. Very good.

1806, over 5. Good; rare.

1815. Date line; edge dented. Rare.

1818, over M7. Very good.

1819. Fine.

1829. Bright mint state, sharp. Small 5.

1841 O. Drapery. V. G.

1846, medium 6. Ex. line.

1868. Proof surface.

1870. Proof; scarce.

1871 San Fran. Small S. V. Fine.

1871. Proof; scarce; brilliant.

1872. Brill, proof; rare.

1873. no arrows. Br. proof.

1874. Br. proof.

1879. Proof. All halves between 1879 and 1891 scarce.

1880. Uncirculated, sharp.

1881. Proof.

1882. Bright mint state; rare.

1884. Bright uncirculated.

1885. Bright uncirculated. Very scarce.

1886. Br. proof ; rare.

1886. Bright mint state.

1888. Bright mint state. V. Scarce.

1889. Bright mint state.

1890. Proof. Rare.

1890. Bright uncirculated; rare.

1891. Proof; very scarce.

1892. Proof.

1893. Proof.

1894. Proof.

1895. Proof; scarce.

26

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r

633

634
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638

639

640
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642
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648
fa 649

650

651
. / 652
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£ * ' 656
^ 657

658

659

/• * * 660

/ *t> 661
662

663

664

665

/ • ^ 666

667

668
669

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Dimes. 1807. Good.

1814. Good.

1840. No drapery. Unc., a little stained.

1843. Uncirculated; scarce.

1847. Fine.

1853. No arrows. Uncirculated; scarce.

1853. Arrows. Uncirculated, partly bright.

1864. Proof; rare.

1866. Uncirculated; rare.

1868. Uncirculated, bright.

Half Dimes. 1796. Good; rare.

1800. Good.

1840. Without drapery. Uncirculated, tarnished. Scarce.
1846. Good. Rare.

1846. Fine to very fine; rare state.

1849 over ’48. Error very clear. V. F. Rare.

1864. Uncirculated. Rare and price advancing.

1866 S. Mint. Fine and rare.

1867. Proof, brilliant.

1872 San Fran. S. inside wreath. YT. G. Very scarce.
Various half dimes 1859, 1862, 1867, 1870, etc. Unc. to
proof. 6 pcs.

Three Cents. Silver. 1858, ’59, ’61, ’62. Fine to Unc. 4
pcs.

1863. Proof; rare.

1864. Fine to V. Fine, has been proof. Very rare.

1865. Uncirculated. Rare.

1866. Uncirculated. Very rare.

1867. Proof; scarce.

1868. Proof; rare.

1869. Brilliant proof. Very rare. Gem.

1870. Proof; scarce.

1871. Br. proof; rare.

1872. Br. proof; rare.

1873. Proof. Very rare. Last year.

Various Rare or Scarce Coins.

1877. Five Cents Nickel. Proof.

1877. Three Cents Nickel. Proof.

1877. Bronze Cent. Proof.

Quarters. 1796. Very One. Very rare, above average.

U. S. SILVER

27

670

671

672
2 7 673
:t> 674

675

676
: 677

678

679

680
'‘681

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683

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686

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688

689

690

691

692

1804. *• lightly scratched in field. Good; rare.

1806, over 5. v ery fine, above average.

1807. Very fine. Rare specimen.

1825, over ’23. Uncirculated; rare.

1825 over ’23. Nearly uncirculated. Hare.

1799. Dollar. Five stars before bust. Lightly scratched
in field. Very good; rare.

FOREIGN SILVER COINS OF CROWN SIZE, ETC.

Austria. Leopold the Hogmouth. Double-crown. Bust-
Arms. Extremely fine.

1626. Augsburg. Rare Thaler. Eagle holding sword, etc.
Rev. Pine cone. This piece is remarkable in bearing a
horse-shoe (for good luck?). Very fine.

1765. Augsburg. Crown. Bust of Francis I. Rev. Arms.
Mint state.

1727. Nuremburg. Crown. Three shields. Double eagle.
Fine.

1642. Augsburg. Crown. Bust of Ferd. III. Rev. view
of city. Abt. fine.

1649. Broad crown of Philip III of Spain, for Holland. V.
G.

1666. Besancon. Scarce crown. Carolus V. standing.
Arms. Fine.

1713. Austria. Beautiful crown of Chas. VI with bust.
Arms. Uncirculated.

1621. Frankfort. Early broad thaler. Cross. Arms. Ferd.
II. Fine; rare.

1693. Saxony. Scarce Square or klippe thaler. Ex. fine.
Manila. Ferdinand VII. 8 Reals. “Manila.” Rev. Arms.
An overstruck coin. Good; rare.

1761. Nuremburg. Crown. Female seated by shield.
Arms. Very fine.

Sweden. Christiana. Bust with flowing locks. Rev. Sal-
vator Mundi. Date 1652. Fine; scarce.

1881. Friburg. Group of 3 figures. Rev. view of city. F.
1880. Belgium. Souvenir 5 Fr. Two busts. Struck in
copper. Fine.

1552. England. Edward VI. Crown. King mounted.
Arms. Very good; rare.

1894. England. Veiled head crown. V. F.

28

FOREIGN SILVER

693

694

695

696

697

/ * e 698

Z 1 c 699
" 700

‘ ^ M

1892. So. African Republic. Kruger 5 shillings. Ex. fine;
rare.

1791. Ratisbon. Bust of Leopold II. Arms. Ex. F. Rare.
1652. Genoa. Heavy crown. Virgin and child. Cross.
Ex. Fine.

Venice. John Cornelius. Crown. V. Fine.

Large Oval Japanese silver piece with native counter-
stamps. Size 74x58 MM. V. fine; rare.

1891. Italian Africa. Rare 5 Lire. Bust of Humbert. Fine.
Corea. Rare 5 Yang piece. Dragons. Monogram. Ex. F.
Cochin China. Dollar. Minli-Menh. Dragons. Sun and
inscrp. V. F. Scarce.

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S71 5

Private Gold. $5. C. Bechtler. Obv. ‘ ‘ C. Bechtler. At Ru-
therf: -k 5 Dollars.” Rev. “Carolina Gold: 134 G. ★ 21
carats. ’ ’ Fine. Scarce.

1907. $10 St. Gaudens pattern with sharp wire edge. Pe-
riods before and after “Ten Dollars.” Mint state. Rec-
ords $50 or over. Regular issue, New Orleans mint.

$5. New Orleans. Regular issue, but misstruck. Freak.
Fine.

Gold Earrings made of two gold dollars. 1 lot.

1904. Germany. 10 Marks. Very fine watch-charm with
loop.

RARE U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY, ETC.

First Issue. 5c, plain edges, without A. B. N. Co. Crisp.
50c. Plain edges, with A. B. N. Co. Crisp. 2 pcs.

Second Issue. Rare set 5, 10, 25 and 50c. Silk Fibre paper.
Two are crisp, two ex. fine. 4 pcs.

Third Issue. 3c Washn., light curtain, crisp.

10c Washington, red back. Crisp.

10c Washington, red back, autogr. sigs. Colby & Spinner.
Crisp.

10c Waslm., autogr. sigs. as last.

10c Washington, red back, autogr. sigs. Jeffries & Spinner.
Crisp. V. Rare.

50c Spinner, red back, engr. sigs. Ex. F.

50c Spinner, red back, as last. Ex. F.

U. S. FRACTIONAL CURRENCY

29

716

717

718

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720

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721

722

723

724

725

726

727

728
. ' 729

730
' 731

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732

733

• , '734
iV 735

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736

737

i W 738

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739

740

50c Spinner, red back, as last. Crisp.

50c Justice, heavy fibre paper, green back with deep bronze
disks. Almost uncirculated. Rare.

50c Justice, heavy fibre paper, paper yellowish tint and
bronze disks hardly visible. Ex. F.

50c Justice, red back, heavy fibre paper and ink sigs. Col-
by & Spinner. Fine and very rare.

25c Fessenden. Heavy fibre paper and “solid bronze
disks”. Crisp new specimen. Extremely rare. This U
the second 1 have ever offered in over 50 sales.

Fourth Issue. 15c Columbia. Blue end fibre paper. Crisp.
Records $1.35 at auction. One pin-hole.

15c Columbia. White paper. Crisp. Records $1.30.

50c Lincoln. Plain white paper. Crisp. Scarce.

50c Lincoln. White fibre paper. Crisp.

50c Lincoln, as last. Crisp.

50c Lincoln, as last. Crisp.

Fifth Issue. 10c Meredith. Long key. ( risp. 6 pcs.

10c Meredith, as last. Crisp. 7 pcs.

50c Dexter. Crisp.

50c Crawford. Crisp.

Patterns. 15c Grant & Sherman, fronts and backs separate,
red back, autographic sigs. of Jeffries & Spinner. Ex. F.
to new. Without margins. Very rare.

15c Grant & Sherman, as last, green back, engraved sigt.
Colby & Spinner. Crisp. Without margins. Very rare
Second Issue. 5c Washington. “Specimen” on reverse of
each part. Crisp. 1 lot.

25c Washn., without margins, as last. Mended. 1 lot.

25c Washington, with wide margins, each section marked
“Specimen.” Crisp. V. Rare.

50c Washington, as last, but closer margins. Crisp. 1 lot.
Third Issue. 5c Clark, red back, also reverse of green back.
1 lot.

25c Fessenden, red back, with broad margins. Crisp. V.
Rare.

Second Issue. 10c Washington, red reverse only; 3rd Is-
sue, 25c, green reverse only. Crisp. 2 pcs.

United States Currency. $5. First Nat’l. Gold Bank, San
Francisco, yellow note redeemable in gold coin, reverse
showing various U. S. $1, $3 Private gold coins, etc., signed
by President and Cashier. Very good. Rare.

30

MISCELLANEOUS

&

741 1877. $20. National Currency. Quakertown, Pa. Nation-
al Bank. Battle of Lexington. Rev. Baptism of Pocahon-
tas, in green and black. Signed by John Allison, etc. Fine.
Very scarce.

742 1880. $1. Bust of Washington in oval. Discovery of Amer-
ica by Columbus. Handsomest of $1 bills. Crisp.

BOOK OF EARS PATTERN U. S. FRACTIONAL NOTES.

743 This book contains the following extremely rare pieces,
front and back pasted on separate sheets: 5, and 10c Wash-
ington, without A. B. N. Co.; 25c, A. B. N. Co.; 50c, without
A. B. N. Co.; 5, 10, 25 and 50c, without gilt rings or gilt
figures and letters on either obverse or reverse. Third Is-
sue, 3c, Washington, dark curtain, 5c Clark, red and green
backs; 25c Fessenden, red and green backs, without gilt
figures or letters, and no disks; 50c Justice red back; 50c
Spinner, green back, without either gilt letters, figures or
disks. In all 15W notes, pasted on 31 pages. Some of these
notes are on India paper, others on fibre. In several cases
the impression left by the plate is visible, indicating the
paper was first pasted in and the impression made after-
wards. I have never seen another similar set. The notes
are practically all in perfect, new state. Sold as a lot.

UNITED STATES CENTS.

2-5

744

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1793.

Dark.

1793.

1793.

1794.
1794.
imen.
1794.

1794.

1795.

Chain Arneri. Crosby’s 1-A. Good. Very rare.

Chain America. 2-C. Fair. Rev. very fair. Rare.
Chain Ameri. Crosby’s 1-A. Very fair; rare.

Hays 11. Very good. Very rare.

Hays 14. Extremely fine, medium olive. Rare spec-
GHossy color.

Hays 33. Very fine, reddish olive. Very rare.

Hays 54. Slight nick on rev. Fine, above average.
Thick pi an diet, lettered edge, fraction figures 100
uneven. Very good; rare.

1795. Thin broad planchet. V. Fair.

1797. Perfect die, stemless. Good; rare.

1798, over ’97. Very fair; date bold.

U. 8. CENTS

81

753

754
f? 755
756
3 V 757

758

759

760

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761

762
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764

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765

. '*■766

767

JJ 768
769
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2 771

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.1 '773
774
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777
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1799, over 1798.

Fair to very fair, surface corroded. Very

rare.

1801, stems, unevenly spaced 100. Fine.

1802. Sternless. About line; scarce.

1804. Very good. Broken die. Very rare.

1804. Restrike. Bright red.

1805. Extremely line, reddish brown. Sharp. Rare.

1805. Another. Fine.

1807. Perfect date. Large 1/100. Very line, sharp impres-
sion, perfectly centered. Exceptional piece, medium brown.

1807. over 6. Very fine, date especially bold, medium olive,
even color. Rare specimen.

1808. Very good.

1809. Very good, approaching line; rare.

1811. Perfect date, strong impression. Extremely line,
mdium brown. Very rare.

1811. Perfect date. A few evidences of corrosion on re-
verse. Fine to very fine. Rare.

1812. Small date with narrow 8 and 2. A gem piece, sharp,
the hair slightly retouched. Some original lustre.

1812. Small wide wate with broad 8 and 2, the hair slight-
ly retouched. Uncirculated, sharp, a gem. From the Mou-
gey Collection. Valued by him at $25.

1812. Small, close date. Fine, dark.

1813. Approaching fine. S. over berry.

1814. Plain 4, die broken in 11th star through field through
8 of date to rim. Extremely fine, even impression, glossy
olive. Rare.

1814. Crosslet 4. Extremely fine, even impression, glossy
color.

1814. Crosslet 4. Slight nick on obverse. Uncirculated,
beautiful even impression, and sharp. Medium olive.

1818. Perf. die. Very fine.

1819. Small, perfect date. Very fine, light olive.

1820. Broken die. Unc., red.

1821. Very good, a light olive. Scarce.

1824, over date. About fine, a light olive. Rare.

1826. Very fine.

1827. Wide date. Very fine, light olive.

1827. Closer date. Very fine, medium olive. Slight obv.
nick.

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1831. L. Letters. Uncirculated, sharp, brown obv., rev.
steel.

1833. Die broken through letters, which are large. Ex-
tremely fine, light olive.

1833. Another, nearly uncirculated. Light olive.

1834. Small date, diadem pointing between 5th and 6th
stars, and break through stars. Uncirculated, light olive.
Choice.

1835. pointed diadem. Uncirculated, light brown.

1836. Perfect die. Uncirculated, traces of red. Scarce.

1837. Beaded hair cord. Uncirculated, light brown, die
break through head.

1837. Plain hair cord. Uncirculated, medium brown.
1837. Beaded hair-cord. Ex. fine, medium olive.

1837. Plain hair-cord. No dot under “One.” Die broken
through stars. Hardly discernible nick. Uncirculated, a
light olive.

1838. Uncirculated, glossy olive.

1838. Another, uncirculated.

1839. Silly head. Die broken around the rim. Uncircu-
lated, gem, a glossy light brown.

1839. Booby head. Fine, medium brown.

1839. Obv. and rev. of ’40. V ery fine, medium olive.

1843. Obv. and rev. of ’42. Extremely fine, medium brown.

1844. Slight nick, otherwise uncirculated.

1845. Extremely fine, light brown.

1846. Low 6 with double cut 6. Ex. fine, sharp.

1846. Curious double struck date. Good; rare.

1847. Fig. 8 just touches date. Uncirculated, gem. Oliva
and steel color.

1847. Rare double cut date. Uncirculated. Rare specimen.
1851, the last 1 over struck. Good; rare.

1851. Sstruck over 1881, the 8 and 1 clearly showing un-
der other figures. Different variety from last. V. good;
rare.

1851. Perfect date, uncirculated, sharp, partly red.

1857. Small date. Unc., partly red.

1857. Small date. Ex. F. to Unc., brown.

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FOREIGN COPPER COINS, ETC.

1694. Ireland. William & Mary. Half-penny. Fine.
Scarce.

1806. Geo. Ill Large penny. Unc., bright red.

1791. Sierra Leone. Thick penny. Proof; rare.

1797. Geo. III. Cart-wheel 2 pence. Fine.

1797. Another as last. Fine.

1795. Munster. Brian Born half-penny with his bust and
name. Plain edge. V. F. Olive; rare.

Cronebane Half Pennies, 1794. Miner’s Anns. Liverpool
M>d rev. V. G. and V. F. 2 pcs.

1793. Leeds Y». Head of St. Patrick as on last; v. g. (rare),
1795 “Industry lias its sure reward.” Bee-hive. (Line.).

1794. Hastings M>d and two Birmingham V^d ; 1792, (Min-
ing), 1794 (Coining), also %d Coining press; “Provincial
Coins.” Fine. Scarce. 6 pcs.

1793. Bally Murtagh, very broad flan, “One Half penny,”
1794 “the Land we live in,” latter tine. Rare. 2 pcs.
Norfolk and North Wales Vt> penny. Fine. 2 pcs.

1795. Brunswick V2 D. Head. Arms. F. Scarce.

1794. Liverpool, very thin planchet. Ship; Newgate pris-
on, Peace and Plenty, sheaf, Carmarthen Iron Works, “Ca-
nac, Ryan and Canac, 1792,” Half pence. Mostly F. 6 pcs.
1811, Worcester and Taunton Penny tokens. Abt. F. ;
scarce. 2 pcs.

1794, Portsea; ship; 1791 Ship. Saint Andrew. “Nemo
me impune,” etc. F. Scarce. 2 pcs.

1793. Man on gibbet. “End of Pain.” Fine.

1892-1898. So. Afr. Rep. Kruger pennies. F. 2 pcs.
Brutus V2d, two dies. F. 2 pcs.

Soudan. Copper dollar of El Madhi. Fine.

1694. William and Mary V2 D. Fine; scarce.

1694. William & Mary V-> I). F.

1689-90. Ireland. James II. Gun money shillings. V. G-.
and F. 5 pcs.

1689-90. Ireland. Jas. II. Gun money shillings. V. Gr.
to F. 5 pcs.

1689-90. Another lot as last, mostly V. G. 5 pcs.

Token. Head, horn, O. P. “Oh my head aitches.” Ex. F.
holed; Various English Condor tokens, chiefly y2 D. John
Wilkinson, very tine lot. 12 pcs.

34

FOREIGN COPPER

833

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^ 848

Cossack penny. Wellington. Fine. R. 21/2.

Costa Rica R. R. 50 Centavos Nickel. Unc. (2), large 5
Heller Ger. E. Africa. F. 3 pcs.

Various tlems.

Encased Postage Stamps, lc Aerated Bread Co. Fine.
Very rare.

5c Mendums Family Wine. Fine: rare.

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lc “Absolutely pure California Wines.” Evans. Fine.
Ex. rare.

lc North American Life Insurance Co. Ex. F.; V. rare.

J. Gault frame and isinglass, stamp missing.

3c Feuchtwanger. Strip of 3 3c Washington stamps. Rev.
Eagle and scroll work. Uncirculated; rare.

Another as last. Uncirculated. Choice.

Miscellaneous. Impression of obv. of a 50 gold piece on a
brass planchet. Unc.

English silver war medal for Soudan. Victoria standing.
Edge: “S. 7888 Pte A. Ward A. S. C.” Fine; very scarce.
1872. Rare silver medal of the American Sharp-shooter’s
Society. Two marksmen standing. Rev. Target, Fifth Na-
tional Festival, etc. Fine and very rare.

1870. U. S. Assay Medal, rare Aluminum proof, Justice
stdg.

British War Medal with five bars, Transvaal, Relief of
Ladysmith, Tugela Heights, etc. About fine. Scarce.
Large Silver Mexican War Medal. Name of battles. Arms
of New York; presented to John Dick, Company I. His
name engraved. Good; with loop.

1881. Yorktown, Va. Centennial. Large proof W.M. busts
of Washington and Lafayette.

MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER COLONIAL AND CONTI-
NENTAL COINS.

849 1652. Mass. Oak Tree Shilling. Crosby’s No. 10, with

large 6 in date and broad short tree, with branches wide
apart. The piece shows practically no signs of having cir-
culated. Very rare.

COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL COINS

35

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850

851

852

853

854

855

850

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859

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862
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869

¥

870

Mass. Pine Tree Shilling, medium small planchet.
Type of Crosby 14, a beautiful, sharply struck piece. Slight-
est edge nick. The finest small planchet shilling that has
ever come into my hands. Uncirculated. Extremely rare.
1652. Mass. Pine Tree Shilling. Crosby #7. Good; rare.
1788. Cent. S like figure 8s; 8 arrows; arrow terminates
right part of E, bow close to N. Break in field opposite T.
Scarce variety. Crosby 2- B. Ft. 3. V. Fine.

1788. Cent. S open. Crosby 0-N, 17 in date close. Ex.

line, sharp.

1787. Mass. Half Cent. Crosby 1-1). Ft 4! Very good.
Conn. Cents. 1786. Crosby Plato V, No. 8. Fine, medium
olive. Scarce.

Conn. Crosby 9, Etev. I). Type with small bust to left and
sharp features, date small and Lib. widely spaced. About
uncirculated, one of the finest examples extant, a medium
olive. Rare.

1787. Conn. Another as last. Very line, black.

1786. Conn. Mutton head variety. Fairly good, rare.

1788. Conn. Head to right, die broken near bust. Slight
nick, otherwise fine and scarce.

1787. Conn. Crosby’s 33-Z. A curious heavy die break
extending from field through nose and hair to rim through
last N. Very fine.

1787. Conn. Crosby 37-1. Very fine, a light olive.

1787. Conn. The “horned bust.” Very good.

1787. New Jersey. Cents. M. 48-F. Fine, a light olive.
1787. N. J. M. 56-N. Extremely fine, medium olive,
choice.

1787. N. J. M. 56-N. Struck over an English half-penny
dated 1775, both dates appearing clearly, also “gius III.”
Good; rare.

1787. N. J. M. 64-T . Extremely fine, light olive, choice.

1788. M. 78-dd. Small horse-head, an overstruek piece.
Very good. Scarce.

1786. N. J. M. 14-J. Very good.

1783. Nova Constellatios. Very large U. S. Crosby 1-A.
R. 3. Fine, a light olive.

1783. Nova Constellatio. Smaller planchet, blocked U. S.
(small). Obv. 2, Rev. B.

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COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL COINS

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. *■ £ 883

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1785. Nova Constellatio. Crosby Page 332, No. 76. Very
good, almost fine.

1785. Nova Constellatio. Blunt rays, broad planchet, Cros-
by PI. VII, No. 29. Extremely fine and well centered, me-
dium olive.

1723. Rosa Americana. Half-penny. Uncrowned rose.
Very fine. Has stain spot on forehead. Rare.

1785. Vermont. Cent. Head to right. “Vermon Aucto-
ri.” Rev. Justice seated. “Immune Columbia. ” Good.
Date is off, as usual. Very rare.

London Half Penny. Obv. of Carolina Elephant P2 penny.
Rev. Arms of London. “London God Preserve. ” Uncir-
culated. Rare state.

1783. Georgius Triumpho. Bust of Washington ( ?).“ Geor-
gius Triumpho.” Rev. Voce Populi. Very good; scarce.
1783. Washington. Cent with two busts. Ex. Fine.

1783. Washington Cent. Small military bust, broken die.
Rev. Five initials below base. Edge nick. Very fine.

1793. Washington. Half-penny. Military bust. Ship.
Fine.

1791. Washington. Small eagle cent. Very good. Rare.
1796. Washington. Wyon medal. Bust right, name, date.
Rev.Fasces, cannon, “Genl. of the American Armies, 1775,’ ’
etc. Uncirculated; scarce.

1795. Washington. Half-Penny. Bust. Name. Rev. U.
S. Shield. “Liberty and Security, 1795. ” Edge: “Paya-
ble at London, Liverpool or Bristol.” Fine.

Bungtowns. (Penn ’a.). Obv. Bust to left of Geo. II. “Pay-
able at W. Williams.” Rev. Harp. “North Wales, 1796”
(inverted!). Lettering very rude. V. fine and rare.

St. Bevois, Southampton. Rev. “Medals and Provincial
Coins.” Very thin planchet. Fine. Scarce.

Other Bungtowns: “God Save the King,” “Be as you seem
to be, 1796,” John Wilkinson and others. Mostly good. 6
pcs.

Penn ’a. Bronze Medal. Bust of Geo. II to left, name. Rev.
An Indian and a white man seated by a fire. “Let us look
to the most high who blessed our fathers with peace.” Ear-
ly restrike. Uncirculated. Indian medal.

PROPERTY OF F. J. CARPENTER, Esqr.

UNITED STATES SILVER COINS.
Dollars.

886a 1799 Six stars before bust, die broken. About F.
886b 1897 Even date. About line.

887 1873. Trade. Uncirculated.

, 888 1878. 8 feathers. V. F.

889 1878 S. 7 fea. Mint bloom.

890 1881. Proof trade.

' < 891 1904. Philippines. Proof.

. ? C 892 1906. Philippines. Proof.

Half Dollars.

893 1806, over 5. Very good; rare.

. ' 894 1806, pointed 6. V. F.

/ ' 895 1806. Broken die, pointed 6. F.

°- 896 1811. Fine.

1 'c 897 1811. Punctuated date. Fine; scarce.

C ‘ 898 1812, square base 2. V. G.

. t z 899 1817, over T3. V. G.

900 1824, over several dates. G.; rare.

901 1819. Uncirculated; sharp.

0 1 902 1837. Milled edge. V. G.

8V 903 1838. Bust type as last. F.

904 1839. Bust type. F.

905 1842 O. Fine.

'906 1844 0. V. F.

, ‘ £ 907 1845. Fine.

70 908 1847. Fine.

909 1848 O. V. Fine; scarce.

X ft 910 1849 0. V. F.

A < c 911 1850. Ex. Fine.

912 1851. V. Fine; rare.

**l/f 913 1852. Very good; rare.

914 1859 O. Ex. Fine, some lustre.

915 1861 O. V. Good.

916 1862. Proof; scarce.

917 1864. Ex. F., much lustre; scarce

918 1868. Ex. F., much lustre.

38

U. S. SILVER

.6* 919

1871.

Uncirculated.

920

1873,

no arrows. Ex. fine; lustre.

921

1873,

arrows. Fine.

y~C 922

1876 S. Ex. F.: some lustre.

923

1877 C. C. Uncirculated, curious die breaks.

bC 924

1878.

Ex. F., lustre.

925

1879.

Uncirculated. All half dollars 1879-91 are scarce.

926

1880.

Dull proof.

.$0 927

1881.

Uncirculated.

928

1882.

Proof; very scarce.

cf 929

1883.

Uncirculated.

930

1884.

Uncirculated.

931

1885.

Uncirculated. Very scarce.

932

1886.

Proof; very scarce.

'• '■ p 933

1887.

lia re. Uncirculated.

934

1888.

Ex. F.; scarce.

• Yo 935

1889.

Uncirculated.

f '936

1890.

Unc., very scarce.

<?0 937

1895.

Proof; scarce.

/vO 938

1903.

Philippines. Proof; First year.

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CO

CD

1904.

Proof.

940

1904.

Philippines; proof.

941

1908.

Regular issue. Br. proof.

942

1909.

Brill, proof.

Quarters.

"y 943

1805.

Good.

.Ut> 944

1806.

Broken die. Good to V. G. Rare.

945

1807.

Good.

946

1818.

Very good.

.4, -947

1819, 1820. Very good. 2 pcs.

948

1819,

’21. Very good. 2 pcs.

949

1822,

’25. Good. 2 pcs.

950

1825,

over ’22. Good.

951

1828.

Good.

. £ 952
-953
954
' 955

/7 956
f/ 957

1831, ’32, ’33, ’34, ’35. G. to abt. F. 5 pcs.
1831. Very fine.

1836, ’37. Fine. 2 pcs.

1840 0. Drapery. V. G.

1841. V. G.

1841 0. Abt. Fine; scarce.

U. 8. 8LLVHE

M

r

. ::0 958 1842. V. G.

959 1842 0. Abt. Fine.
y( 960 1844. Abt. Fine.
i 961 1847 0. V. G.

, 0 962 1848. Good. Scarce.

/ 963 1851. V. Good; scarce.

*■ , 964 1852. V. Good; scarce.

965 1852 O. Very good.

. , , 966 1857. line.

^ 0 967 I860. Fine.

968 1865. Uncirculated; scarce.
y 969 1865 Han Fran. Nearly fine; rare.

. (r)( 970 1868 H. Good; scarce.

, 'O 971 1869. Proof; scarce.

972 1870. Proof.

973 1872. Proof.

974 1878, 1879. Proofs. 2 pcs.

, fv 975 1880, ’81 . Proofs. 2 pcs.

t'l 976 1882, ’83. Proofs. 2 pcs.

. fi 6 977 1884. Proof; scarce

978 1885. Proof; scarce.

979 1886. Proof; scarce.

980 1887. Proof; scarce.

iy£ 981 1888, proof; ’89, Unc. 2 pcs.

a. 5"983 1890, 1892. Unc. 2 types. Unc. 2 pcs.

^ 2)984 1908. Proof.

985 1909. Proof.

t ( 986 Twenty Cents. 1875 C. C. Uncirculated, bright; rare.
. { V"987 1875. Proof; very scarce.

/. * c 988 1876. Proof; scarce.

. 989 1877. Proof ; very rare.

2: 990 Various U. S. Coins. Half Dollars. 1795. Two leaves.

Fine.

.06 991 1807. Fillet. Abt. Fine.

'*2 t) 992 1807, bust to left. Ex. fine; rare.

. $ 1? 993 1892. Columbus. V. Fine.

• C C 994 Quarters. 1805. V. Good.

995 1835, 1893 Isabella. Fine. 2 pcs.

-c 996 Twenty Cts. 1875 C. C. V. F.

* 5 O 997 1876. Unc.

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U. S. SILVER

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■/.i>c 998
999

.2,2.1000
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' i 1002
1003

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JO 1006
.72- 1007
,^0 1008
J(> 1009
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UC 1013
.72- 1014

. - ^ 1015

tO/ 1016

* /$ 1017

Dimes. 1814. V. G.

1820. Ex. fine.

1828, S. date, G.; ’33, F. 2 pcs.

1795. Half Dimes. Good.

1800. Good.

Half Dimes 1835, ’57, ’72, two 3c silver, a 3c Nickel and
5c, 1883 (Centless), two 2c ’64, ’65. V. G. to F. 9 pcs.

U. S. Cents. 1794, 1797. Fair. 2 pcs.

1800, over 1790. V. G.

1808, 1/000. Date weak. G. Rare.

1802, ’07 over ’6. G. 2 pcs.

1812. S. date, ’10. V. Good. 2 pcs.

1818. Ex. F.

1821. Food; scarce.

1827 L. I ietters. Abt. Fine.

1831 L. Letters. F.

1833 L. Letters. Fine.

1845, ’46, (low date), ’49, ’52, ’54, ’57 (L. Date). G. to V.
F. 6 pcs.

1783. Washington Ct. Unity. V. G.

1857, ’58, ’63, 1908 and 9, Ind. head (S. Mints), 1909 S.
and P. Lincoln, V. D. B. V. G. to red, unc., also Philip
pine Ms and lc. 10 pcs.

Half Cts. 1805, ’7, ’33, ’53, ’57. V. G. 5 pcs.

THE END.

NOTE.

The year 1911 will be a notable one at the Elder Auction
Rooms. A fine sale of Ancient and U. S. Coins for the second
Friday in January. A Grand Sale, probably second only to the
Mougey, is booked for the second week in February, probably
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Announcement later.

THOMAS L. ELDER.

New York, November 26, 1910.